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the Gospel of Mark almost certainly ended with the first half of {{bibleref|Mark|1|8}}, which describes the ecstatic reaction of the women at receiving the message from the angel at the empty tomb.

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Mark's multiple references apparently to himself are artfully subtle, including Jesus's Apostles finding a boy who had a little food for the Multiplication of the loaves

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Mark's criticisms of the older Apostles are witty

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Mark's multiple references apparently to himself are remarkably subtle, such as Jesus's Apostles finding a boy who had a little food

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include a realization that like Shakespeare's works, the Gospel of Mark has subtle humor and cleverness greater than its simplicity of wording.

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... and humorous

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Mark artfully explains how faith can cause action at Mark 11:23: "that man's words will become true," providing a glimpse similar to the Ontological argument to prove the existence of God.

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reinforcing the likelihood that Salome was the mother of Mark, he explains that Salome's group '''''purchased''''' spices for Jesus in {{bibleref|Mark|16|1}}

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